Beschreibung:

lot of 23 with two tripods. These include (1) an early wet/dry? plate camera, parts only marked The Anthony & Scovill Co., N.Y. & Chicago with 1" lens marked Wollensak Optical Co. Rochester, N.Y. in mahogany frame with accordion fold bellows and 5" x 7" plate holder;(2) a 2nd large format wet/dry? plate camera, again parts only with 1.75" lens marked Eastman Kodak Co./11886 with accordion fold bellows, view finder mounted above and to left of lens in black oil cloth covered mahogany case, made to hold 5" x 7" plates; (3) a marked Al-Vista Panoramic Camera/MFG By/The Multiscope & Film Co./Burlington, Wis. U.S.A./Pat. Sept. 8, 1896-April 2, 1901/Foreign Patents Granted, in very worn black oil cloth covered wooden case, 6.5" x 11.25" x 6.5" high; (4) an Argoflex 2.5" camera in original leather case;(5) a lens and accordion fold bellows with wood housing marked Pony Premo No. 3 with 1" lens marked Eastman Kodak, 8.25" square x 2.75" deep; (6) an unmarked box camera, with side and top view finders, 5.5" x 8.25" x 7.25" high, wood covered in black oil cloth with three 4" x 5" plate holders; (7) an Eastman Kodak No. 3-A Brownie Camera in original leather case with booklet; (8) Eastman Kodak No. 2-A Folding Cartridge Premo Camera in original leather case with booklet; (9) Eastman Kodak No. 3-A Autographic Model C; (10) Eastman Kodak No. 2 Bulls-Eye Model of 1896; (11) another Eastman Kodak box camera marked Use Film No. 116; (12) Eastman Kodak Brownie Target Six-20; (13) Kodak No. 2 Folding Automatic Brownie with ball bearing shutter; (14) Autographic Kodak Special Model A; a small Kodak box camera, missing lens; (15)marked F.P.K. Automatic Eastman Kodak Co.; (16) a Japanese metal body camera marked with Japanese script andGSK-99 with serial number 16-8-300; (17) Macy Associates 120 Flash, box camera with 110mm Zellar lens; (18) No. 1 Automatic Kodak Jr.; (19) a Jhagee metal bodied camera with accordion fold bellows and lens marked Jhagee Dresden; (20) another Eastman Kodak metal bodied camera, marked on lens 25 BT 50 and made for Autographic Film No. A-127; (21) a marked Baldis metal body camera with accordion bellow, lens marked Prontor-S, in original leather case; (22) an early movie camera, marked United States Cam-O Corp./Cam-O/1675/Kansas City, Missouri, in wood grained metal housing with marked 114mm Wollensak lens, 6.5" x 14" x 11" high; and (23) a WWII hand held military motion picture camera, Bell & Howell Co. KF-3(1) serial number 81, in original army green finish and in original green wood case with filters and other attachable parts, case is 10" x 15" x 10.5" high. Lot also includes two wooden tripod stands, one with early type folding mounting table. Condition: All lots are sold "as is" and condition is not guaranteed. There will be no additional condition reports given for this auction. All interested buyers are highly encouraged to view the merchandise in-person. If buyers cannot view the lots in-person, we suggest possible condition issues be taken into consideration when determining bid amounts, as condition and authenticity are not guaranteed.